Browsing by Author "Pinyol, Francesc"

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    • Context-aware multimedia service composition using quality assessment 

      González Cela, Alberto José; Alcober Segura, Jesús Ángel; Martin de Pozuelo, Ramon; Pinyol, Francesc; Zrar Ghafoor, Kayhan (2011)
      Conference report
      Open Access
      With the proliferation of multimedia capable devices, media services have to deal with heterogeneous environments where very different types of terminals wish to receive content anywhere and anytime. This situation motivates ...

    • Costing framework for service-oriented Future Internet architectures: empowering requester’s choice 

      González Cela, Alberto José; Alcober Segura, Jesús Ángel; Martin de Pozuelo, Ramon; Pinyol, Francesc; Gutierrez, Alfredo; Monguet, Josep M (2011)
      Conference report
      Restricted access - publisher's policy
      Internet is evolving fast thanks to the rising of new services and applications. This situation allowed realizing about current Internet deficiencies. Nowadays, researchers are proposing novel Internet architectures avoiding ...

    • Enabling SCI-FI: service-oriented context-aware and intelligent future Internet 

      González Cela, Alberto José; Germán Duarte, Martín; Alcober Segura, Jesús Ángel; Martin de Pozuelo, Ramon; Pinyol, Francesc; Ghafoor, Kayhan Zrar (2012)
      Conference lecture
      Open Access
      Internet is becoming a huge heterogeneous and dynamic network that is growing beyond its architectural limits. The scaling up of the number of communicating nodes and services is leading the Internet to an architectural ...

    • New framework and mechanisms of context-aware service composition in the future internet 

      González Cela, Alberto José; Martin de Pozuelo, Ramon; Germán Duarte, Martín; Alcober Segura, Jesús Ángel; Pinyol, Francesc (2013-02)
      Article
      Open Access
      The ongoing proliferation of new services, applications, and contents is leading the Internet to an architectural crisis owing to its inability to provide efficient solutions to new requirements. Clean-slate architectures ...